With money expected to come out of the bond market, these four stocks are an attractive alternative that have solid upside potential, and they are the highest conviction picks at Jefferies.
These five top industrial stocks to Buy all reside on the Focus names list at Jefferies, and they also may fare well in the new era of Trumponomics.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Wednesday morning include Bank of America, Fitbit, Teva Pharmaceutical, Walt Disney, Regions Financial, Noble and Sysco.
Four companies in four very different sectors that all offer liquidity, a degree of safety and solid dividends that should continue to rise.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday morning include Chipotle Mexican Grill, IBM, Level 3 Communications, Netflix, PayPal and Salesforce.com.
In a recent research note, the analysts at Jefferies make a big move by adding a top technology company to the firm's well respected Franchise Picks list of stocks to Buy.
Most Wall Street strategists agree that the way to play the fourth quarter and next year is with large cap stocks that pay and consistently increase their dividends.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday morning include Chesapeake Energy, JPMorgan, Melco Crown Entertainment, Navistar, Randgold Resources, Silver Wheaton, Verifone.
One thing that always makes for a good rule of thumb when buying stocks is to look for solid companies with good upside potential and products or services, and where the stocks…
These four top industrial stocks to buy should not only benefit from the weakening dollar but should also fare well in an improving global economy.
One thing that the recent sell-off has accomplished is to take top companies residing in the Jefferies Franchise Picks list to levels not seen in some time.
In the weekly report from Jefferies that highlights their top value picks, we found four companies that also should be somewhat resistant to spikes in volatility
Investors have very mixed views when it comes to conglomerate stocks. They can have enough moving parts that they are bound to have some safety nets as certain aspects of business slow.
A new Merrill Lynch research report highlights the companies that will be a major part of what the analyst calls the climate change solution for a transforming world.
These three stocks offer investors outstanding entry points into companies with well-established franchises, and they are far safer than high-volatility momentum stocks.
